Al-Sharaa praises Trump’s decision to remove Syria from terrorism list
Al-Sharaa praises Trump's decision to remove Syria from terrorism list.
Berlin police shoot dead suspect in car ramming attack on Pride event
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Israel launches military incursion into Syria amid UN condemnation
The UN's Guterres condemned violations of Syria's sovereignty as he visited and called for sanctions to be lifted.
‘Freeze the conflict’: Drones slow Kazakh oil flow amid Russia-Ukraine war
Kazakh oil exports halted after drone attacks disrupt supplies, posing risks to the economy and energy markets.
Israel obstructing takeover of pilot zones in Lebanon’s south: Military
Israel is violating agreements by shelling 'pilot villages', Lebanon's army asserts.
Heatwave drives major wildfires across North Africa
Extreme heat is fuelling wildfires across North Africa, with major fires burning in Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco.
Darfur: Weaponising Identity
How land conflict, state neglect and racist ideology have driven Darfur towards alleged genocide.
Typhoon Noul batters Southeast China
Footage shows the aftermath of Typhoon Noul after it battered southern China's coastal regions.
Who is India’s new education minister Pralhad Joshi?
Joshi has been a member of the cabinet since 2019 and is seen as close to powerful PM Modi.
Senator Whitehouse: Netanyahu a ‘walking provocation’ for Americans
Democratic lawmaker Sheldon Whitehouse says the US is turning into one of the world’s ‘worst-behaved countries’.
Lando Norris wins Hungarian Grand Prix for first F1 triumph in 2026
Defending champion Norris wins his first race of the year as Verstappen finishes second, and leader Antonelli third.
More than 360,000 evacuated as wildfires rage in France and Spain
French and Spanish authorities are struggling to contain the blazes, which are partly caused by successive heatwaves.
Israel carries out double tap strike in central Gaza
Israel carries out double tap strike in central Gaza
Tunisia grapples with five years of crisis since Saied’s power grab
Tunisians protest five years of President Kais Saied's rule amid economic crisis and political arrests.
Senegal’s Faye launches a new party, formalising his split with Sonko
Months of tensions between president and ex-ally culminate in split that will reshape Senegal's political landscape.
Controversial Argentina World Cup banner gets new life in print
A workshop in Buenos Aires is offering fans free prints of ‘The Malvinas are Argentine’, recreating the divisive banner
Israel and the cost paradox of the Iran war
Israel instigated the war on Iran and yet it has borne few of its costs.
Israeli air strike on a vehicle in Gaza kills two Hamas security officials
The head of internal security for Hamas in central Gaza was among the dead.
Yemen’s health workers race to halt latest outbreak of deadly dengue fever
Health workers are battling to contain the mosquito-borne disease amid growing concern over rising infections.
From paradise to ‘pilot zone’ disaster: Returning to destroyed Lebanon home
Sumaya Yaghi returns to what's left of her destroyed home in southern Lebanon.
Why are Israeli settlers on a rampage in the occupied West Bank?
Settlers torch two mosques in the Palestinian territory as Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu threatens 'more broad action'.
Langton released from hospital after concussion at Commonwealth Games
British gymnast Gabriel Langton admitted after headfirst crash off horizontal bar.
‘New education minister can’t bring my dead daughter back’
Parents of students who died by suicide following a paper leak in India say nothing can bring their loved ones back.
What next for India’s ‘Cockroach’ movement after education minister sacked
The weeks-long Gen Z-led protests forced a key Modi minister to resign. Where does the movement go from here?
Israeli crackdown in occupied West Bank intensifies, settlers cause mayhem
The surge in violence comes after four Palestinians and two soldiers were killed in a gunfight on Friday.
Eighteen people missing in South China Sea after Vietnamese ship sank
There were 62 people aboard the vessel when it sank, all of them Vietnamese nationals.
President Ahmed al-Sharaa: Syria seeking security deal with Israel
Syrian President al-Sharaa tells Al Jazeera Damascus seeks a security deal with Israel, and warns of chaos in Lebanon.
What is the AI Kill Switch Act proposed in the US and how will it work?
US lawmakers introduce a bill aimed at giving the government power to order companies to shut down 'rogue' AI systems.
Casemiro makes Inter Miami debut despite MLS investigation into transfer
Casemiro plays, Messi sits out during his post-World Cup rest, and Suarez scores to give Miami a sixth straight MLS win.
Iran’s army issues warning ahead of Netanyahu’s US visit
Iran says it has stopped retaliatory operations in the Gulf, but warns the war could expand if US strikes continue.